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Nic Moye spent 33 years in television news all over the country. She has two adorable small dogs who kayak and one luxurious kitty. Passions include lake swimming, mountain biking and reading.
The Old Mill District, known for shops, galleries and restaurants, is adding apartment rentals to its portfolio. In September, construction will get underway to prepare the ground for three new buildings at the northern end of the shopping center. Building X will be 8,700 square feet along the riverfront trail, across from Pastini’s, where the […]
The housing market in Bend has slowed dramatically compared to last summer. The latest Beacon report states the median price of a home in Bend is now $693,000, down from the peak of $832,000 in April. The number of homes sold in June was 166, which is higher than a year ago with 145 homes […]
From local cattle ranches and eco-forward breweries to hyper-local cuisine and low-impact adventures, Central Oregon invites travelers to tread lightly with an uncompromising experience. Central Oregon has long been rich in both agricultural experiences and outdoor adventure, so it is natural that the region has also embraced sustainable practices. From high desert farms and family-owned […]
In a bid to help staff members improve their good health and well-being so they can become more effective employees, more businesses make group health and wellness benefits available to their workers. Ninety-four percent of large firms (5000 or more employees) and 70 percent of small businesses (50 to 199 employees) provide some kind of […]
The Cram Fire exploded in size to 64,296 acres. Windy conditions continue posing challenges for firefighters. Today Governor Tina Kotek declared a State of Emergency for Oregon’s wildfires lasting through the end of the year. “Oregon is already experiencing a devastating wildfire season that will have lasting consequences. The summer is only gettin hotter, drier […]
Five candidates officially applied for and met the July 11 deadline for the position of interim Deschutes County Sheriff. The applicants include Deputy Chief of Bend Police Paul Kansky, DCSO Detective Lieutenant James McLaughlin, former DCSO Captain Deron McMaster, DCSO Detective and Special Services Commander Ty Rupert and current DCSO Undersheriff Aaron Wells. Applicants filed […]
The Cram Fire burning north of Madras blew up to 28,635 acres with 0% containment as of Tuesday, July 15. Changing wind directions and rugged, steep terrain are challenging firefighters. The fire advanced southeast, jumping Trout Creek and heading up Ranger Butte Monday night reaching the community of Ashwood. Highway 97 closed Tuesday north of Madras […]
The music lineup for the First Interstate Bank Summer Festival features a lot of talented local musicians, but Saturday night’s headliner, Leah Blevins, comes from Sandy Hook, Kentucky. She’s described as having the grit of vintage country music with the grace of gospel. Her debut album, “First Time Feeling,” feels like the diary of her […]
The Bureau of Land Management has announced the mobilization of a National Fire Prevention and Education Team to address human-caused fires in the La Pine Basin. It’s composed of fire prevention specialists from the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service. Zach Ellinger, the team lead for the fire prevention team, told the […]
Two Central Oregon resorts made the top 10 list for Travel & Leisure World’s Best 2025 Readers Survey Awards. Brasada Ranch ranked number five, while Sunriver Resort was listed as number six on the winners’ list. Brasada Ranch in Powell Butte is an upscale retreat with farm-to-table dining options, outdoor activities and stunning views of the […]
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